Traditional Islamic Studies with Shaykh Ramadhan Qadri – Oldham

Noor —

[b]Traditional Islamic Studies[/b] with Shaykh Ramadan Qadri on:


[color=green]Quran

Hadith

Aqidah

Fiqh

Tasawwuf

And open Q&A session.[/color]


[b]Fee:[/b] No cost.


[b]Date & Time:[/b]

Every Sunday 6pm till 8pm


[b]Venue:[/b]

138 Werneth Hall Road

Oldham

OL8 1QZ


[b]Contact:[/b]

Hayder Khan (07921725345)

Faheem Ul Haq (07828437091)


Facilities will be provided for sisters.


Open to all faiths.


Brought to you by Minhaj Ul Quran Oldham and Farghana Institute Manchester


[i]Minhaj Youth League Oldham - Reviving the forgotten Sunnahs[/i]


*[b]Shaykh Muhammad Ramadan al-Qadri [/b]


Principle of Al-Farghana Institute


Shaykh Muhammad Ramadan al-Qadri has studied various disciplines under Shaykh ul Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir ul Qadri for over 10 years covering a wide range of classical texts. These include Al-Shifa of Qadi `Iyad, Fawz-ul-Kabiir of Imam Shah Waliullah and numerous other texts, especially in the field of spirituality where he covered the Mathnavi of Rumi. His others teachers include Shaykh al-Hadith Mi’raj al-Islam and Mufti Abdul Qayyum Hazarvi under whom he excelled in the various Islamic disciplines and arts. The Shaykh possesses various Ijazat (teaching licenses) from his teachers; particularly certain unique and elevated chains from Shaykh ul Islam Dr Tahir ul Qadri. The Shaykh is a gifted and prolific speaker and has numerous students across the world. Many qualified scholars from Jamia al-Islamia Minhaj-ul-Qur’an are from among his students. He currently resides in Manchester and teaches traditional sciences at the Farghana Institute.


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Hayder/Sirus (not verified) — Fri, 16 May 2008 - 12:58

Salaam


I've emailed you the poster if you could stick that up, as well as some extra details to post


Jazakallah


Hayder/Sirus (not verified) — Sun, 18 May 2008 - 09:56

Salaam


Reminder for anyone who can attend (and i know there are a few oldhamers here!). Classes begin today inshallah


Jzk!


Wsalaam


Ya'qub — Mon, 19 May 2008 - 12:49

Why is there the Italian flag on the poster?


BD Brother — Mon, 19 May 2008 - 13:30

[quote=Ya'qub]Why is there the Italian flag on the poster?[/quote]


its their colours, the same as the logo